Here are 7 signs you're in survival fawn mode: People-Pleasing Behavior: You constantly go out of your way to please others, even at the cost of your own needs or well-being. This is often done in an attempt to avoid conflict or disapproval. Difficulty Saying No: You find it extremely challenging to assert boundaries or decline requests, fearing rejection or conflict. Instead, you agree to things you don’t want to do, to keep the peace. Fear of Conflict: The thought of confrontation causes inten
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The “fawn” response is often referred to as the fourth response to stress or danger, alongside the more commonly known “fight,” “flight,” and “freeze” responses. It involves immediately acting to please or appease a threat in order to avoid conflict. This can be a result of long-term conditioning, often from a young age, where a person has learned that pleasing others can be a way to avoid or minimize violence, criticism, or emotional abandonment.Changing a fawn response involves several steps t
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This sweet orphaned fawn is trying something new… a bowl of dirt! 🌱 It might seem odd, but this behavior (called geophagy) is actually normal and healthy for young deer. Why do fawns eat dirt? 🧂 Minerals- They may be missing key nutrients like calcium or iron. 🦠 Gut health- Dirt introduces good microbes to help develop their digestive system. 👅 Curiosity- Like toddlers, fawns explore the world with their mouths! This was her first time giving it a try, and she wasn’t quite sure what to make
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If you’ve ever encountered a fawn curled up in your yard, you may have wondered if it needed help, but the good news is that it was likely doing exactly what it should be. White-tailed deer fawns are typically born anytime between now and late June. For the first 2-3 weeks of their life, fawns are not strong enough to follow their mother and will lie very still to reduce the chance of being found. To keep attention away from the fawn, the mother will stay away most of the day, visiting the fawn
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